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We go behind the scenes with industry experts, sharing unfiltered conversations and exclusive insights from the frontlines of the banking industry to help YOU build the bank of tomorrow. What I like most about this podcast is that I see it as an extension of our blogs, allowing me to organise our thoughts and learn more through conversations than I did from writing alone. I value the integration of community opinions, which broadens the perspectives on topics we've been discussing. Did you get intrigued? Have a look at it yourself: https://lnkd.in/eP9HtQJG

If the payments space wants to take full advantage of ISO 20022, it needs to get better at data, ANZ's Carl Garrett says on podcast with Jenny Hutchings ahead of next week's Sibos. https://anz.co/4pubICO

If you're a payments nerd who geeks out over ISO 20022, real-time rails, and the future of cross-border payments, this one is for you. Tune in for sharp insights, industry trends, and the tech shaping tomorrow's transactions as we head into #Sibos25. #Payments #ISO20022 #RealTimePayments #ANZExpressPayments

S.R. Snodgrass Audit and Assurance Principal Brendan Whalen kicks off the latest episode in our ongoing podcast series, this time focused on a wide range of time-sensitive issues related to updated FDICIA regulations. He’s joined by Snodgrass HR Director, Lenore Seifer, for this compelling and revealing discussion. Watch and listen as they take a deep dive into the FDICIA Modernization Proposal, sharing many thoughtful perspectives and helpful advice for community banks. https://lnkd.in/eqkbvutZ #TeamSnodgrass #PodcastLaunch #CranberryPA

In this week's episode of With Flying Colors, Jason Stverak of DCUC discusses why credit unions must have the unfettered ability to purchase banks. Listen to the entire episode on your favorite podcast app, YouTube, or my website.

I joined Mark Treichel on his With Flying Colors podcast to talk about how the Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC) is leading to fight to defend and to protect credit unions in Washington DC. Highlights we covered: • Why we’re pushing back against the Credit Card Competition Act and overdraft restrictions that could harm service members. • The fight to protect the credit union tax exemption so resources stay in our communities. • Defending the right of community banks to sell to credit unions— keeping local institutions alive and member-focused. • Real impact stories, from helping a young Marine avoid a 21% predatory loan to programs that pause payments for members battling cancer. Proud to share how defense credit unions live out a mission-first, member-first commitment every day. #CreditUnions #MilitaryFamilies #FinancialFreedom #CUAdvocacy #MissionFirst #PeopleHelpingPeople

I agree. #creditunions should be able to buy banks. However, we need to move beyond that narrow framing and start asking: Are these purchases good investments for our members? Management teams have a duty to show they’ve done their pre-purchase due diligence: 1) Portfolio review – dig deep, not just surface-level. If you’re a Michigan CU buying a Florida bank, don’t stop after only looking at two condo loans. You may also want to consider keeping the bank’s credit manager on staff. 2) Purchase price – ensure it’s fair and discounted enough to account for unforeseen issues. 3) ROI – state clearly what return is expected over the next 3–5 years and how it ties to strategy. We also need to have a serious conversation about change-in-control agreements, which often dilute the very benefits of the deal. If the bank CEO gives the whole C-suite a 30% raise after you've signed the agreement, and you are obligated to keep all of them for the next two years 🙃. Gotcha…. If you’ve ever seen all three sides of these transactions —the bank that decides to sell, the credit union that buys, and the credit unions that walked away from that same “opportunity” —you quickly realize why it’s so important to expand this conversation beyond “should credit unions be able to buy banks?” Happy Hunting, Friends. #AskSynergy

⚡ On this week's podcast. The Bank of England rates decision wasn't the biggest story to come out of last week's MPC meeting. Why? Daniel M. and James Sproule unpack the news on quantitative tightening and explain why it matters. Plus, house prices in England are on paper more affordable than they were in 2022 - find out why James thinks that's not the full picture. 🎧 Listen in: https://lnkd.in/e_3vP-DW

I recently presented a webinar exploring non-financial misconduct in banks and non-banks covering the FCA’s expectations and the employment law implications. I hope this will be a useful resource for those navigating the evolving regulatory and employment law landscape around non-financial misconduct. #FCA #EmploymentLaw #FinancialServices #NonFinancialMisconduct #Regulation

Web agents will outnumber human users at some point. Treat “web access” as critical infrastructure: identity, rate limiting, CAPTCHAs, retries, provenance. In banking, this is vendor-risk and ops-resilience, not just dev tooling. Own the runbooks before volume hits. Insightful episode of the HBS Managing the future of work Podcast: https://lnkd.in/ghcUXpJy